A 90s action OVA that trades elaborate setup for immediate chaos. Ten reincarnated warriors scattered across modern Tokyo have no memory of what they were, no time to remember, and a Kyouma lord actively working to free everything they sealed centuries ago. The show treats its premise like a fuse already lit, forcing characters into combat before they understand the stakes or each other. Your investment comes from watching strangers become a unit under pressure, not from lore exposition. The three episodes move fast enough that the low animation budget never gets in the way of why you're actually watching: ten people who don't know they're legendary discovering it the hard way, one fight at a time.
Centuries after ten legendary warriors imprisoned the Demon King and his monstrous army in feudal Japan, their seals have begun to crack. A powerful demon lord named Shindigan orchestrates a plan to shatter the final barriers and unleash chaos upon the world once more. The only hope lies in the unexpected reincarnations of those ancient heroes. Scattered across the modern world, these new incarnations must awaken to their dormant power and remember the bonds that once united them. They have little time to understand their connection to the past before Shindigan's plot reaches its critical moment. What unfolds is a brutal race against the clock, mixing supernatural action with the weight of inherited destiny. The ten warriors must overcome personal doubt, fractured memories, and the raw strength of demons that grow stronger each passing day. There is no instruction manual for becoming a legend, only the grim certainty that failure means the world falls to darkness. This is a story about ordinary people thrust into extraordinary conflict, where the sins of the ancient past demand payment in blood and determination.